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gehrig38 · 12-06-2025, 12:44 AM

RECORD: 6-17 10.5 GB
RUNS SCORED: 92 (11)
RUNS AGAINST: 134 (9)
SP ERA: 6.55 (11)
BP ERA: 4.52 (6)
DEFENSE: .686 (4)

SUMMARY

Robby Salazar went into Mondays start needing to seriously right the ship. He went 1 1/3 IP 4 BB 4 H and 6 ER in what ended up a 13-0 pounding. After the game we met, and he was handed a 1st class ticket to Fresno. He was great about it, understands what needs to be done. With 19 walks over 14.2 innings it was not sustainable. He has a ways to go but there was hope the control would at least be reasonable. He'll get innings in AAA Fresno. Recently signed 35 year old Milt Azevedo was recalled. He was on a split contract, added to the 42 man and called up. Drafted by Baltimore in 1993 he did not sign and ended up going to Phoenix College. In '96 he was taken in the 3rd round (78th overall) by Brooklyn. 2 years ago he won a GG and was an all-star, his lone appearance. He's 110-116 4.32 over his 10 year career and 310 starts. Just passed 2000 innings last year. 4 times has led the league in starts. He was part of last years world championship in KC.
Azevedo got the nod Tuesday and promptly coughed up a 4-1 lead. Gave up 6 in 5 2/3rds in a 10-6 loss.
Wednesday brought more of the same. Feltman walked 6 in just 2.2 innings allowing 7 runs in an 8-3 loss. The bullpen is getting worn out right now. Thursdays off day could not have come at a better time.
Fridays series opener vs Boston was just what the doctor ordered. Robby Spinelli tossed a 136 pitch complete game to give the pen 2 full days of rest while the offense went season highs across the board. 18 runs on 21 hits in an 18-3 drubbing. Travis Hampton went 4-5 3B, HR 4 R and 3 RBI's while Craig Selmon, Brent Hofferber and Matt Holbert all enjoyed 3 hit days. Selmon and Holbert drove in 4 each. George, Hampton, and Holbert all hit their 1st HR's of the year.

23 games in we have 8 HR's, as a team.....

12-06-2025, 12:44 AM	#46
gehrig38 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Medfield, Mass Posts: 5,992	Week 4 RECORD: 6-17 10.5 GB RUNS SCORED: 92 (11) RUNS AGAINST: 134 (9) SP ERA: 6.55 (11) BP ERA: 4.52 (6) DEFENSE: .686 (4) SUMMARY Robby Salazar went into Mondays start needing to seriously right the ship. He went 1 1/3 IP 4 BB 4 H and 6 ER in what ended up a 13-0 pounding. After the game we met, and he was handed a 1st class ticket to Fresno. He was great about it, understands what needs to be done. With 19 walks over 14.2 innings it was not sustainable. He has a ways to go but there was hope the control would at least be reasonable. He'll get innings in AAA Fresno. Recently signed 35 year old Milt Azevedo was recalled. He was on a split contract, added to the 42 man and called up. Drafted by Baltimore in 1993 he did not sign and ended up going to Phoenix College. In '96 he was taken in the 3rd round (78th overall) by Brooklyn. 2 years ago he won a GG and was an all-star, his lone appearance. He's 110-116 4.32 over his 10 year career and 310 starts. Just passed 2000 innings last year. 4 times has led the league in starts. He was part of last years world championship in KC. Azevedo got the nod Tuesday and promptly coughed up a 4-1 lead. Gave up 6 in 5 2/3rds in a 10-6 loss. Wednesday brought more of the same. Feltman walked 6 in just 2.2 innings allowing 7 runs in an 8-3 loss. The bullpen is getting worn out right now. Thursdays off day could not have come at a better time. Fridays series opener vs Boston was just what the doctor ordered. Robby Spinelli tossed a 136 pitch complete game to give the pen 2 full days of rest while the offense went season highs across the board. 18 runs on 21 hits in an 18-3 drubbing. Travis Hampton went 4-5 3B, HR 4 R and 3 RBI's while Craig Selmon, Brent Hofferber and Matt Holbert all enjoyed 3 hit days. Selmon and Holbert drove in 4 each. George, Hampton, and Holbert all hit their 1st HR's of the year. 23 games in we have 8 HR's, as a team..... __________________ The Chicago Iron Pigs 2012-2024 The IBL's first 13 years The Alaska Avalanche 2024-2030 Moving on to my birthplace The San Antonio Silver Stars 2030-2034 From one big state, Alaska, to another, Texas!